Okay, so not very spectacular as these things go. The casing was found at a site in N.Devon where extensive training was carried out in preparation for D-day. The bullet was found entirely by chance in a muddy field not three feet from a pillbox that defended Duxford airfield during the war. Strange to think that the casing was last handled by someone that might have gone on to fight the opening throes of D-day.
In the background is a Bren .303 mag, also 1944 dated, although filled with inert 1945 'RL' no.7 rounds.
Robs.
In the background is a Bren .303 mag, also 1944 dated, although filled with inert 1945 'RL' no.7 rounds.
Robs.
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